Add armv6 and Objective-C fragile runtime support#12
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This pull request aims to add
armv6support and Objective-C v1 (fragile) runtime support.Motivation
The motivation for this PR stems from the fact that very early iOS devices were on the armv6 architecture, and iPhone OS 1 in particular ran the fragile Objective-C v1 runtime, which had a significantly different convention.
One of the main changes between the fragile runtime and the newer, Objective-C v2 runtime are the symbol names for classes. For reference:
Would produce
_OBJC_CLASS_$_Teston the modern runtime, but on the old fragile runtime, we would get.objc_class_name_Test.Testing
The outputted
.tbds were tested when compiling forarmv6and were tested on iPhone OS 1 and confirmed working.Command used:
Compiled on macOS Sequoia on Apple Silicon.
Notice
This PR also implements #10, as it is required to get the correct platform.